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Iv been doing pretty good on that site lately picked up that RB merry widow couple weeks back. I enjoy the hunt.

Just got this cue in..The leather flat bumper was glued in using a Grey epoxy...I'm guessing this was done aftermarket by owner...if anyone has any tricks to removing it I would like to know. Has anyone else seen this before? I believe this is an MO-6 customized with 4 veneer ebony points but...

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It will look like this......it's the one on the right in the second pic.... This one sold a couple months back no longer available....I will keep an eye out for ya

Jef Flowers 2x4 tooled leather case...$ Old Joss Block Letter Scruggs Era.....$Sold Tim Scruggs great player cue....$ Rick Howard Sneaky Pete long cue...$ New Joss COM cue....$ Willie Hoppe from 1940's with hoppe ring....$ Total value low end retail $ Buy everything subtract $ and pay $

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So they arrived...what exactly do I have here bone or ivory, or something else. The inside of the lid references Special Composition ball. Do you guys think the box is original to the ball?

My truth.....I hate to say it but the truth is I have never won a tournament sober...my nerves cripple me when I get in the finals my confidence disappears and the only way i have found for me to win is to calm those nerve with alcohol. 3-5 drinks and my game is still sharp that's my sweet spot.

Those paying are called benefactors those selling are called recipients, it is a common sales transaction.

There are many degrees of nit hood...a few examples have been laid out here in previous posts... The World Class nits I am calling out here are those who, against forum rules decide to price bang on the Shaw 714 pre-sale thread in the Sales section of this site. Some people need to read the...

Not sure myself. I know that the wrap is " new" but my thoughts is that it was replaced with some of the rare surviving Cortland linen.. You can share the pics around, maybe Ideologist would know. Another idea for you is to buy some of the surviving old Cortland...I saw a while back I think...

I have this Tim Scruggs amazing player i think its Cortlad wrap but not 100% lmk if your interested.

THiS IS GREAT.....You can stay home and polish your trophies, I'm going out to get the CASH!!!

These two fossils are on their way to me.

Think I just found my own answer. First appearance of the cursive open bottom B is seen in 1930. First pic is of a 1929 cataloge second pic is 1930...

I have gathered that Brunswick changed from the open bottom B in the logo around 1945. Do we know roughly when this logo was first adopted?

Charles Weston?

Frank Taberski?